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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1966

Page

5

Elmont program uses teacher moms to aid troubled children

UPI reports a national rise in seriously disturbed children with 500000 affected. Elmont New York leads a pilot program matching disturbed students with volunteer mother-teachers, supported by a psychiatrist and psychologist, to educate within regular classrooms. The approach aims for compulsory education and broader adoption.

Gay Pauley UPI New York United States Elmont N.Y Long Island Elmont Project Sol Nichtern New York Council On Child Psychiatry Hillside Hospital George T. Donahue the Free Press Nichtern West Nassau County Medical Health Center Dr. Nichtern Thomas Mann

Marion Swift Birthday Celebration Report

Marion Swift was surprised Friday evening by family and friends from Washington and Iowa City as they celebrated his upcoming Jan 12 birthday with cake and gifts at the Sonny Marlatt home in Iowa City. The event followed a storm day spent clearing highways and included extended family from Ora Marlatt and Rita, Art Orris, Norval Derby, Marlin and others.

Crawfordsville Marion Swift Larry Zehr Rhonda Geo. Chalupa Vicky Doug Chalupa Jackie Jeff Carroll Farrier Kim Karla Washington Geo. Koehler Mike Ora Marlatt Rita Art Orris Norval Derby Marlin Iowa City Sonny Marlatt Sonny Art Crrises Claire Holmes Richard Holmes James Jewell Carl Emde Erwin Kempf Bill Groff Vic Rampelberg John Phleger John Jr Jane Charles Durian Ronnie McClellan S.U.S Dave McClellan Vic Ramphelberg Catheryn Durian Florence Moothart Laura Foster Blanche Bock Detroit Dallas McNowell Washington, D. C

Johnson’s 1966 foreign aid goals outlined

The president urged balance between population growth and resources, pledging U S help to nations making autonomous policy decisions. He called for faster overseas health improvement, expanded international education, a major hunger drive, and stronger global cooperation.

United States

Wellman hostess honors Mrs. Hoff in social circle

Mrs. Nevada Rampelberg entertained at a neighborhood coffee in Wellman honoring Mrs. Sylvester Hoff recently moved from Des Moines. Guests included many local residents and relatives. various callers and visiting family were noted, with several town residents visiting Iowa City and Des Moines.

O. B. Godber Wellman Nevada Rampelberg Sylvester Hoff Des Moines Hoff Lillian Statler Katie Miller Edna Geyer Frances Miller Ethel Graf Roberta Christianson Emma Webster Florence Moothart Harriet Yoder Kathryn Durian Ira Huber Leroy Huber Huber Florida Merle Row Eddie Rowe John D. Miller Clark Lewis Max Stransky

Iowan Sues Time Inc for Four Million Dollars

Floren Di Paglia of Des Moines filed a $4 million libel and privacy suit in San Francisco Superior Court against Time Inc and Sports Illustrated over a November 22, 1965 issue article The Case of the Too-hot Golfer. The suit cites two photos including Di Paglia kissing a golf club after a win and a photo of him in a Texas jail, claiming the magazine distorted facts to boost sales and that the piece harmed his professional standing and caused social shunning.

San Francisco UPI Iowa Time, Inc Sports Illustrated Floren di Paglia Des Moines San Francisco Superior Court Belli Ashe Gerry di Paglia Texas

Draft decision near for college students in Viet Nam war

Washington cautious on whether Selective Service will start drafting college students to meet Viet Nam manpower needs. Lt. Gen. Hershey will decide within 10 days whether 1-A classifications will apply to the poorest students, possibly drafting by next year. A class-standing test could replace blanket college deferments, as used in Korea, with tests determining deferment risk for college and graduate students and similar rules for high school entrants.

Washington UPI Viet Nam Lewis B Hershey

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